Kyabetsuko

It's hard to choose :3 I'm so fond of all the old movies <3 I would watch them all the time. I can't really recall the names, cause I'm terrible with movie names Anyway, I'll just say three that were already mentioned Zombie Island Ghoul School Cyber Chase Something that I really loved about Zombie Island, is that it was the first Scooby-Doo mystery I saw, with real monsters :3

Laptop Windows 10 Firefox and Midori iPhone

My native language is portuguese. I'm somewhat fluent in english (meaning I can hold a conversation, but I'm always forgetting something), I knew a lot of spanish, now I'm not so sure anymore ^^' My biggest issue with spanish, is that it's so close to portuguese and ends up making me confused, like "oh, this word is the same in portuguese? I can't remember!!" lol I'm taking japanese lessons \o/ so far it's awesome. My sensei is a native speaker and he doesn't know too much outside of japanese, so we have a little trouble communicating, but whatever, I'm there to learn japanese, right? XD Most funny moment was when he was translating "legs", then he said "ashi", pointed to his legs and said "only", instead of saying "legs", lol, our words for "legs" and for "only" kind of do look alike (pernas e apenas respectively). I'd like to learn italian and french. My granny knows french fluently '3'

I practice Kung Fu Hung Gar :3 I'll be doing my belt exam in october. Then I'll be a yellow belt (probably, lol). Edit: it's in november actually O3O

...people thought you were younger or older than you really are? It happens to me all the time. I'm 20 and people tend to think I'm 17 at most, the most common age they give being 15, and the most absurd was a guy in a WhatsApp group that thought I was 13 after I sent a picture '-' So, how it usually goes for you?

Suzumiya Haruhi (the only and true god ;3) Toshinō Kyōko Sugiura Ayano Hanyū Furude Rika Bernkastel Beatrice Lambdadelta Daidōji Tomoyo Kuroki Tomoko Koro sensei Izumi Konata Papi Sū I don't know, there are too many ;3;

Something about the logarithm function on HP 12C. Stupid test >_<

Ice cream!!! :3 I love it even in the winter <3 My favorites are melon and cream filled with anko. ^^ Besides that I really love sour candies.

29 hours. At first I spend the time reading fanfics, but then I thought "well I kinda fell like watching Elfen Lied". I finished 8 am and decided not to sleep. Ended up sleeping around 5 pm.

I put baking powder on my spaghetti, the package was identical to the grated cheese one I drank vinegar. All my mom's fault, the vinegar bottle broke and she thought it was a good idea to put the vinegar on a water bottle >:3

To be 100% sincere, I never envied anyone '-' This makes me weird?

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I broked my kneecap when I was 13, trying to jump over a fence to recover a ball. My kneecap twisted 180º and I had a surgery I think that's the worst I've had.

Share things that you find weird/interesting about your first language. Popular expressions, grammatical stuff, words that sound funny or things that don't have translation, slangs, abbreviations... It's ok to share even if your first language is english itself, I'm sure you have a lot to share ^^ or not Ok, let me start... In portuguese we have 4 whys. One in the beginning of questions, one in the end of questions, one for answers (the equivalent for english is "because") and one that is specifically weird and must be used when one is trying to explain "the why" of the question (don't even try to understand '-'). They are respectively: "por que", "por quê", "porque" and "porquê". Don't even ask me why! XD One word that I love is the word "saudade". It can't be found in any other language. It can be translated as "to miss", but the meaning is more deep. Sometimes it carries a more sad tone, others a more nostalgic, it can be something more light in tone too, like, you miss some dish that you like, then you ask your mother to do it, because you are with saudade of this particular dish. In resume, saudade is a feeling, really hard to understand... I guess you could use "homesick" to replace saudade in some situations. A little funny curiosity, our abbreviation for friday is "sex". Seriously. http://www.calendario-365.com.br/jpg/calend%C3%A1rio-2015.jpg Now to end this a few popular expressions and slangs '3' The stuff inside the parenthesis are the literal meaning, when possible: Não dá o braço a torcer (Don't/doesn't give/gives the arm to be twisted) - when a person is too stubborn. Pior (worst) - something like "Oh, yeah! True!". Aff - used to show discontentment or disagreement. Pardal (sparrow) - the word we use for the traffic cameras, only specifically here where I live though. Sei lá (I know there) - it means "don't know", but you say it like you really don't care. It can come off as rude to some people, depends on the intonation, actually. PQP - abbreviation for a swear, so I won't translate it in the parenthesis '3' (insert name here) do céu (from the heaven) - usually when you are breaking news to someone or telling a fascinating story. It'd be like "John do céu! Preciso te contar uma coisa!" (John from the heaven! I need to tell you a thing!). Sometimes the name of the person can be replaced with the word mano (bro). That's it ^^ Wow, what a fun thing to write :3

I had to walk around downtown wearing colonial cloths because of a dance presentation we'd do.

I unlocked several chars on Tekken 5, the next day my memo card had an error... Lost everything D':

Usually not. I like the curls my hair have, when I comb it ends up turning in a weird blob of frizzy hair

Nooooo, now I'm trapped in a loop, destined to relive horrifying events, until the happy ending can be achieved. On the bright side, now I have Hanyuu as a friend *3*

Everyday, once a day in the winter, 3 to 5 times a day in the summer. Summer here is absurdly hot >.<